Keith Miller news

Keith Miller: 34 facts about the golden boy of Australian cricket

He was a complete package; a powerful striker of the ball, an acrobatic fielder and a canny bowler.

Keith Miller pushes Bobby Simpson to get his googly going

Keith Miller is often remembered as the greatest captain to have never led Australia in Test cricket. Here is an incident to demonstrate why.

World XI of all-rounders: As elite as they make them

Most XIs, real or fantasy, consist mostly of specialist batsmen and bowlers with one or two all-rounders and a wicketkeeper-batsman if they are available.

The M s: A major force with a magnificent bowling attack

Composing one from the cricketers with their last names starting with M, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta finds plenty of big names, with a magnificent bowling attack.

Keith Miller: The greatest Australian all-rounder

The dashing, debonair Keith Miller demonstrated that there was a lot more to life than cricket.

Alec Bedser scalps seven wickets in each innings of an Ashes Test

Alec Bedser routed Australia with 7 for 44 to go with his first-innings figures of 7 for 55 at Trent Bridge.

Stuart Broad records Lord's Test double during first Test against West Indies

England pacer Stuart Broad became only the seventh player in history to have taken five or more wickets in a Test innings at Lord's and smashed a Test century.

Shane Warne's statue to grace MCG

Melbourne Cricket Club (MCC) will honour the Australian spin legend Shane Warne by unveiling his bronze statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Wednesday for his achievements and contribution to the game of cricket.

World War II veteran Reg Ellis enthralled after meeting Sachin Tendulkar

By CricketCountry Staff

The last survivor of the Victory Test matches played by ex-servicemen after the end of the second World War, 94-year-old Reg Ellis from Adelaide, was ecstatic after meeting Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar during Sir Donald Bradman Oration in Canberra on Wednesday.

Keith Miller: 34 facts about the golden boy of Australian cricket

He was a complete package; a powerful striker of the ball, an acrobatic fielder and a canny bowler.

Keith Miller pushes Bobby Simpson to get his googly going

Keith Miller is often remembered as the greatest captain to have never led Australia in Test cricket. Here is an incident to demonstrate why.

World XI of all-rounders: As elite as they make them

Most XIs, real or fantasy, consist mostly of specialist batsmen and bowlers with one or two all-rounders and a wicketkeeper-batsman if they are available.

The M s: A major force with a magnificent bowling attack

Composing one from the cricketers with their last names starting with M, CricketCountry Historian Arunabha Sengupta finds plenty of big names, with a magnificent bowling attack.

Keith Miller: The greatest Australian all-rounder

The dashing, debonair Keith Miller demonstrated that there was a lot more to life than cricket.

Alec Bedser scalps seven wickets in each innings of an Ashes Test

Alec Bedser routed Australia with 7 for 44 to go with his first-innings figures of 7 for 55 at Trent Bridge.

Stuart Broad records Lord's Test double during first Test against West Indies

England pacer Stuart Broad became only the seventh player in history to have taken five or more wickets in a Test innings at Lord's and smashed a Test century.

Shane Warne's statue to grace MCG

Melbourne Cricket Club (MCC) will honour the Australian spin legend Shane Warne by unveiling his bronze statue outside the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Wednesday for his achievements and contribution to the game of cricket.

World War II veteran Reg Ellis enthralled after meeting Sachin Tendulkar

By CricketCountry Staff

The last survivor of the Victory Test matches played by ex-servicemen after the end of the second World War, 94-year-old Reg Ellis from Adelaide, was ecstatic after meeting Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar during Sir Donald Bradman Oration in Canberra on Wednesday.